20 Nov 2025 11:00 am

Selecting the right garage size is an important step that shapes both the functionality and long-term value of your property. Whether you need a space for one vehicle, multiple cars or a dedicated workshop, it’s worth taking the time to plan carefully. 

At The Shed Company, every garage is individually designed to suit your site and how you intend to use it. We use quality Australian materials and site-specific engineering to deliver a structure that performs and lasts. 

 

How to Choose the Right Garage Dimensions 

Getting your garage size right comes down to more than just counting cars. It helps to think about how you move through the space so you’re not squeezing past vehicles or struggling to store tools and garden gear. Overhead clearance is another important factor, as the roof pitch and roller door height can affect how much usable space you have inside. 

If you’re tight on space, even small adjustments in width or depth can make the garage far more functional. A few extra centimetres on either side can be the difference between a squeeze and a smooth fit. 

 

Garage Size Guide 

Below is a quick guide to the garage sizes most requested by our customers at The Shed Company. 

Type  Typical Dimensions 
Single Garage 3m x 6m x 3m 
Double Garage 6m x 6m x 3m 
Triple Garage 7m x 12m x 3m 
Custom/Multi-Bay Designed to suit your space

 

Most of our garage designs can be adjusted in width, length, and height to suit your property, vehicles, and how you plan to use the space.

 

Double Garage with Awning | Project Code: TAWO212005 

 

Comparing Garages, Carports, and Garaports 

 

Feature 

Garage 

Carport 

Garaport 

Enclosure 

Fully enclosed with walls and doors 

Open sides 

Enclosed garage with open extension 

Protection 

Complete protection from weather and theft 

Basic shade and weather cover 

Full protection plus covered parking 

Use 

Secure parking, storage, or workspace 

Day-to-day parking 

Vehicle storage with extra outdoor cover 

Cost 

Higher investment adds property value 

Budget-friendly option 

Mid-range with added versatility 

Visual Appeal 

Modern appearance 

Simple, open structure 

Balanced blend of both 

Heat and Comfort 

Comfortable when fitted with insulation and ventilation

Naturally breezy and often cooler thanks to open-air airflow 

Cooler insulated garage area paired with an airy, shaded extension. 

 

For complete security and coverage, a garage is the best choice. For those who prefer open shelter or combined coverage, a carport or garaport may be ideal.

 

Roof Styles and Materials

The Shed Company offers a choice of roof styles to suit both your property’s look and practical needs: 

  • Skillion Roof: A single sloped surface offering a modern design and efficient water drainage, ideal for contemporary homes or sheds with solar panels. 
  • Gable Roof: A classic pitched roof that provides added height, ventilation, and traditional appeal. 

All roofs are made from genuine COLORBOND® steel colours, available in a range of profiles. This ensures durability, weather resistance, and seamless integration with your property’s design. 

 

Aarons Dream Shed | Project Code: TKIL234035

 

Start Panning Your Garage Project

Ready to start planning your new garage? Explore our full range of Garages, Carports, and Garaports or get in touch with your local The Shed Company team for expert advice and a tailored quote.

Disclaimer: Information is correct as at time of publishing. For the latest information please contact us.

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